TRADITIONAL SOCIETY VS.

MODERN SOCIETY

SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:Mrs  Sangeeta Faculty Professional EthicsBasket Course

Jasleen RajpalBtech Biotech

7th semester

In Sanskrit the word is namah + te = namaste which means “I bow to you” - my greetings, salutations to you.

It has a spiritual significance of negating or reducing one's ego in the presence of another.

Namaste

Charan Sparsh “Charan” means “feet” and “sparsh” means “to touch”. Together they mean “to touch one’s feet”.

In the Atharva Veda, great importance has been given to the way a person greets others when meeting them.

The physical effort involved provides useful exercise and promotes vigor, enthusiasm and concern for others, rids tension and is motivating.

Taking care of our parents

In life, one of the most difficult things to do is to repay the debt owed to one's parents

All children get equal share of love, care, guidance and education by the elder grandparents so that they never miss anything in their whole life.

Due to space crunch in their home, income level and other reasons they can’t live with their parents, grandparents, etc.

Joint Family Vs Nuclear Family

Marriage

For a Hindu, marriage is the only way to continue the

family and thereby repay his debt to his/her ancestors.

Marriage is not a concession to human weakness, but a

means for spiritual growth.

Divorce

Society believes that social

commitments (marriage) need

to be kept even at the cost of

the individual's wellbeing.

Getting a divorce as a taboo

irrespective of the downfalls in

an unhappy married life.

Parent’s name

Why is it only Mr A, son of Mr B or Ms. A daughter

of Mr. B

Whether it is PAN card, voter’s card, application

form, why is it only fathers name.

Values " are VALUES whether traditional or modern . Traditional values are to be preserved with add on values from modern experience. Values will add value to the culture, utility , richness, quality and standard of living. LET US VALUE THE VALUES,OLD AS WELL AS NEW AND GROW FOR THE GOOD.

THANK YOU !